Every code change needs a comment. Every file needs a copyright notice. Every chapter needs a feedback log.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Every code change needs a comment.
Every file needs a copyright notice. Every chapter needs a feedback log.
A developer must add a comment for every code change. The comment explains what changed, why, and what might break if removed. If feedback caused the change, the comment should name the person who gave the feedback. Every file that ships in a chapter must have a copyright header. This header states the product, chapter, and copyright owner. It protects the original work. Each chapter needs a `FEEDBACK_LOG.md` file. This file records all feedback, the actions taken, and the status. It helps track decisions and prevents repeating past discussions.
A developer makes a change to a chapter's code. The developer adds a comment: `// [2026-04-26] Manager: 'Simplify the loading message' -> removed extra details.` The developer also ensures the file has the correct copyright header. Later, the manager gives new feedback. The developer adds this feedback to the `FEEDBACK_LOG.md` file for that chapter. This process ensures all changes and decisions are clear and traceable.
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Record feedback in a log. Each entry needs a date.
Create an append-only log file. Each entry needs a date, a summary, the feedback itself, and the action taken.
Before editing, the developer must confirm the exact start and end points for the changes. The developer must only change text within these points.
A developer must add a comment for every code change. The comment must include the date of the change.
Every code change needs a comment. Every file needs a copyright notice. Every chapter needs a feedback log.